The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-01-28
,0C.4L AND PERSONAL.

.r5ssOn, VIII C' uV 'i 'ii' NAi'N'l) N'V'-
Ing
y-.rE Swoper was struck by a train
.roora and had his skull fractured on
-,.- Friday
prrfurs instantly relieved by the use
...a celebrated Fry Truss, for sale at
0avison's drug store.
Mrs. Morgan. wife of William Morgan, Of
-.--5rfa township is lying extremely in with
.,-.sr 10 the stomach.
The beginning of the new year makes
mod time to pay up your back subscrip-
and pay for year in advance.
little son Of Thomas d. Evans, Of this
ace died on Wednesday last Of scarlet
s,rsr His age was about six years.
Mr. D. G. Myers. formerly of the
,,,,rtsfn House. but now of Ashviile spent
f.v hours in town on Wednesday.
Eve IS said 20 be the only woman ever
.-,vn who was not continually asking her
r-ssand If har bustie warn't crooked,
For the best ''two-fors' in town go to
The sugar Bowl
The miIIers Of this State are about to
f--m Fire Insurance Company. Over
-759 900 have been subscribed to the stock.
Petitions are in circulation IN Blair coun-
.-ssEtng the legislature to make the mini
-rr school term six instead Of five months.
Miss Fannie Kerr gave a party on Wed
-asIav afternoon TO some of beU little
friends. The event celebrated was her
eighth birthday.
Howard Flick, Upton, Blair county,
had bis hand so badly burt while operating
,trrashiuC machine that two of his fingers
had t1 be amputated.
The Barker Bros have commenced the
erection Of several buildings on the ground
rarsbased bv them from the Lloyd estate.
They are to be rented.
For the best -four in the market 60 to
tha sugar Bowl.
Several cars in p west bound freight
train left TIE track at GaIlitzin on Monday
evening, OBTAINING Philadelphia Express
east about one hour.
David Mussslman, a Sinking Valley
man. cut down a bee tree recently from
ghfch ha obtained seventy. five pounds of
money. lie also secured the bees.
The Greensburr Arqzls wants the mar
raga Hcprce law amended so that the lady
In the case need not 60 to the clerks where
the application for license is made.
The subscriptions 70 the capital stock
o. the Hopkins Mower Company at Johns
town ia now over 800 900 and it Is a settled
fact t-at tho works will be built there.
-roh-D Bark!ey. at one time resident of
this place IS superintendent of a,pIpe line
e. 4
slime from MurTaysvule to Pitts5urg.
Miss Ada Watson. Of Tyrone, while
.oa7ttnr the other day day was thrown from
Der sled and her knee cap twisted so badly
that e IS feared she will he crippled for
NE.
-"BTig" Thomas. the c0Iored barber. who
las been in the employ Of Mt i. w. Cant,
E0=1sHurg's popular tons0rfqI artist, for
several years, has pulled ont for parts IN
known.
Mr. James W1kInson. of this place, has
tssa- the contract for the erection Of n
monument over the grave Of the late Rev.
E Chrfstv. We understand It viii cost
about $3.50.
Agents Of the South Pennsylvania rail-
-gt in Bedford. Fulton and Franklin
rHrtss have succeeded in renewing the
-Elt-of way along almost the entire line In
that section.
The state FIsh Commissioners are i'm
porting 10000 German trout eggs which will
5e brought into life at the state hatchery,
Cory, aud used 70 stocking the public
streams 0f the Commonwealth.
DR. r. Deveraux. executor Of Peter
Dunn. deceased viii, on Saturday next st
q clock. r. N. dispose Of n lot Of personal
property belonging to the deceased. See
ltveTtfs sament in another column.
-Mai0rW p Elliot, Of LawIstown. the
Oldest printer fE the United States, has just
celebrated he ninety fourth anniversary of
BIS birth. He IS stiH in the enjoyment of
good health and shows but few signs Of age.
Tuesday next will be the last day for
paying school and borough tax without tie
percentage added Parties wishing to pay
-a.r tax will find Mr.. Isaac Davis, the COL
5.'or .u Ll- shop above Jonn Lloyd & Sons
Store
Frederick Grief, who left this place
s-11tfau5 years ago to reside in Butter, Pa,
-t This home in that place on Tuesday
CEASED was the first ianitor Of the NJ ev court
house.
The large stick 0f candy, weighing
iFal-E-0ne pounds, that has been up for
.a-7ras al tbs Sugar Bowl since the holf-
Gays was raffed of on Saturday night, and
F'5 won by Mr.. Swanger, the fireman on the
branch.
John NJ laird Fs, tba vvail Lrnorvn
-..0r OF the Greeusburg Argus. who was
azntaH7 hurt by falling on an icy pave
--l as noticed last weak, died at his home
-r'eeus7urV, on Tues lay morning IN the
-f'rrar ns his age.
-NDllJE- AS most farmers will want to
E.Fro7rHafa the coming spring, now is the
- I.. Won to give yonr orders for the best
-..Phate 10 the market. am prepared to
-.-'- Ii t0 any grade for s25 to $40 a ton.
G. HUNTLEY
-iasre may or may not be war in Eu-
h The spring, but the indications are
-'. before long a war must come but war
.-' war John Owens will sell dry goods.
-" goods. boots and shoes. groceries and
VISIONS at the very lowest possible prices.
'.a following named persons can each
.-i'ar by calling at the Ebensbur0A
Mrs Ann Edwards, Miss Orpie
--'ar'7, Miss Miriam Reese, Minnie
a.atue jerks, Messrs. Edward
." SON. Humphrey Lewis, John Will
'7..er Hagarty, OF IIOllidaysburR, who.
.H -yin2 az the point Of death for sew .
s- from brain fever, fs said to be on